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Hi Andre -- This is a lovely portrait , the intent gaze and details makes this image for me . You processed it so nicely and I think if you post the same image if you had processed it back then in 2010 , it would have been great to see for us how different softwares and new knowledge helps in creating better pictures .
TFS !
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Hi Andre, you captured a wonderful gaze here with those lovely colours and the comp just simply works. Well processed and presented. TFS.
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Andre think you really have caught the mood, the detail and texture of the fur looks spot on.
Andre it's interesting to read what you say about processing, I personally will try to work on things that in the past I would have binned.
Keith.
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Quite impressive work with the Tamron here Andreas, nice low angle and attentive pose.
TFS
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Hi Andre - It was definitely worth revisiting this one. Lovely eye contact, low pov, tones and details. It all works here.
TFS,
Rachel
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A very pleasing portrait Andre.
At this size the IQ looks great - really worth revisiting older photos IMHO even before seeing your post.
Interesting to note about the mange - I've seen jackals often exhibit mange in the Kalahari, but not lions.
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Hi Andre very well done having the old tools in mind .
Really like the low POV and the moody look of the Lion . Color and tones do look fine .
That hanging underlip does look a bit funny though .
You did well with browsing and revisiting older files ..... keep them coming .
Thanks for sharing Buthi
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Thank you all for the kind comments!
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Hi Andre, goes to show how good things were, I wonder how many people these days could deal with a conventional camera?
Nice low POV, might just drop the Exposure a tad.
TFS
Steve